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Please provide the output of esxcli storage core device list showing the naa names in the screen above. Also, if the LUN number is > 255 then it will fail as vSphere cannot manage LUN numbers above 255.

Make sure the svc.hcs user account also has Storage Administrator View/Modify and Support Personnel then retry. Administrator only allows creation of users and changing passwords.

Hello, The Gx00 series arrays support Solaris 11.0, 11.1, 11.2, 11.3 and 11.4. Solaris 10 is no longer supported. Here is the Interop matrix link documenting Solaris support:   https://teamsites.sharepoint.hds.com/sites/SETO/Interoperability%20Support%20Matrices/VSP%205x00,%20G1x00,%20F1500,%20E990, ...

The Jobs dashboard does not show any way of deleting the old failed jobs, only filtering. I downloaded and searched the grizzly folders and /var/log for the task number or keywords like FAILED and create but no hits. I have jobs that failed for incorrect IP or password etc. and want to remove the old ...

HAM failovers and other autonomous operations are triggered when host side HDLM multipathing detects an I/O timeout or link down to the arrays. In the case of an HDLM upgrade or ESX upgrade, the arrays are static and are up, and do not take any action simply because a host logs out of the target port ...

Yes but perform the backup anyway just in case!

Hi Jim, For your request, one uses the Installer ISO instead of the OVF to upgrade. The instructions (taken from Chapter 2 of the Getting Started guide and not the user guide) are here: https://hcpanywhere.hitachivantara.com/u/km0dbbntHVqAbR1q/Getting%20Started%20Guide%20-%20Hitachi%20Storage%20Advisor%20v2.3.pdf?l ...

The command device is a pass through feature that uses a SCSI device to accept SCSI commands, but instead of being a disk executing reads and writes, custom Hitachi software (CCI, HBSD for Openstack or Tuning Manager for example) encapsulates special commands inside the SCSI payload for provisioning ...

The CCI command to check for existing CTG numbers in use is: pairdisplay -ITC10 -v ctg (or whatever HORCM instance number you are concerned with checking, not just -ITC10 e.g. -ITC3 or -ITC28)